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2013-10-08T09:57:09-06:00

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ELSEWHERE: 125 Years of National Geographic

Last updated on: October 8, 2013 at 9:57 am   By Geoffrey Reiter

When I was a child and would visit my grandparents’ home, there was a shelf in one corner  overloaded with back issues of National Geographic magazine.  I would spend hours poring through those pages, drinking in the wonders of the world God had made.  The esteemed National Geographic Society celebrates 125 years in existence this month, and you can find out more at their website, which includes some of the most renowned photos from their history. Read more

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2013-10-08T07:31:27-06:00

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ELSEWHERE: How Much Water Should You Drink?

Last updated on: October 8, 2013 at 7:31 am   By Jewel Evans

Do you drink enough water throughout the day? The recommended 8 glasses of 8 ounces of water isn’t a hard and fast rule, but it’s easy to remember. Earlier this month, a water campaign was launched, under Mrs. Obama’s guidance, called Drink Up. But will it help you drink the water you need? Here’s an article asking some basic questions of the campaign’s potential impact and overall message. Read more

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2013-10-09T08:42:06-06:00

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ELSEWHERE: Ross Douthat on Pope Francis and the Disappearing Middle

Last updated on: October 9, 2013 at 8:42 am   By S. L. Whitesell

Ross Douthat, complementing recents posts from us and Russell Moore, provides a broader sociological perspective regarding the pope’s alleged moderating tendencies. In Western religions, liberal elements have withered while conservative congregations have continued to grow. The confessional middle, as we might call it, simply doesn’t hold. In an increasingly secular world, accommodative theologies are just pointless. Might as well join UNICEF or the United Way or the ACLU if your church is acting just like them. Douthat, himself a Roman Catholic, doubts that... Read more

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2013-10-27T14:05:04-06:00

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Three Themes to Consider While Watching ‘The Legend of Korra’

Last updated on: October 27, 2013 at 2:05 pm   By Derek Rishmawy

Taking note of three themes to consider while watching the new season, and some of the questions that they raise. Read more

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2013-10-07T06:59:56-06:00

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ELSEWHERE: Reading Literary Fiction Develops Empathy

Last updated on: October 7, 2013 at 6:59 am   By James Hoskins

The New York Times reports how a new study published in the journal Science found participants who read literary fiction scored better on empathy tests than participants who only read non-fiction, popular fiction, or nothing at all. It seems reading Dostoyevsky and Proust can help you understand the minds of others better than, say, Stephenie Meyer or Dan Brown. Who’da thunk? Read more

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2013-10-07T06:55:13-06:00

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God and Country Music: Eric Church’s “Springsteen” Is Sort of Like Heaven

Last updated on: October 7, 2013 at 6:55 am   By Nick Rynerson

"Born To Run was in my CD player on my wedding day, so now I can’t listen to "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out" without thinking nostalgically about putting on my suit and taking pre-wedding photos with my bride-to-be. In my memory, my wedding day was perfect." Read more

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2013-10-07T07:48:11-06:00

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Free Will Is Real, But Not so Simple

Last updated on: October 7, 2013 at 7:48 am   By James Hoskins

"Baumeister affirms the common sense view of free will, while also attempting to show there is no incompatibility with his view and science." Read more

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2013-10-05T20:30:30-06:00

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What the D.C. Chase Has to Do With How We Act in Church Tomorrow

Last updated on: October 5, 2013 at 8:30 pm   By S. L. Whitesell

"There are, no doubt, some political moves that can ameliorate the problem, but the Church must also answer the call to act, pray and examine ourselves for how we think about those not lucky enough to just feel good and normal all the time." Read more

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2013-10-07T15:54:56-06:00

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Here Is Some Dating Advice You Should Follow from New Girl

Last updated on: October 7, 2013 at 3:54 pm   By Sammy Rhodes

"If you can figure out how to start dating your best friend, the idea seems really nice. Like sipping an Oregon Pinot Noir, by a fire pit, at the end of a cool autumn day, wearing a cardigan nice—although if you have Oregon Pinot and a fire pit, you probably don’t need dating advice from a guy who has several Wendy’s wrappers on the floorboards of his Honda Accord." Read more

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2013-10-04T09:01:27-06:00

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‘It Matters Who You Are’: Character and Character Formation in ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’

Last updated on: October 4, 2013 at 9:01 am   By Geoffrey Reiter

"On a more substantive level, however, many of Whedon’s favorite themes are also present, and none more so than the juxtaposition of the extraordinary with the ordinary." Read more

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